An account of tax collections at Karanis for a tenth indiction, listing taxpayers and their payments in talents and drachmas, with some contributions of meat in pounds. Separate sections record payments on account of chaff and of branches, the latter through the sitologos Antiourios.
In English machine translation
[recto, column 1]
Demand of money for the 10th indiction.
Ptollas son of Ouenaphris, 8 talents; meat, 5 pounds
likewise, another 3 talents
Papeis son of Aion, 12 talents
likewise, another 1 1/2 talents
Sotas son of Kollouthos, 3 talents
Seuthes son of Ptolemaios, 5 talents
likewise, another 3 talents, another 1 talent
Serapion son of Paesios, 2 talents
likewise, another 3 talents
Kopres son of Heras, 6 talents
Abaous son of Paesios, 5 talents, another 2 talents
likewise the same man, 18 talents, another 3 talents
Syros son of Harpalos, through Paesios, 3 1/2 talents
Papeis son of Pantel, 2 talents 2,400 drachmas
Serapion son of Patas, 2 talents
Chaireas son of Ouallas, 4,800 drachmas
Atous, fatherless, 2 talents
Serapion son of Kasianos
through […] slave, 6 talents
[…]anos, […] talents, another […] talents
[…]los, […] talents
[column 2]
Papeis son of Pantel, … talents
Chairemon son of Paulos, 1 talent 4,600 drachmas, another 3 talents, another 1 talent
Apphous son of Tiberinus, 1 talent, another 2 talents
Apphous son of Tiberinus, meat, 5 pounds
Papeis, meat, 11 pounds
Didymos son of Sotas, 4 talents 3,600 drachmas, another 2 talents
Serapion son of Kasianos
through a slave […]
Kopres son of Heras, 4 talents, another 1 talent
Kapeeis son of Panter, 1 talent
Maures son of Serapion, 2 talents, another 2 talents
Pathes, through his wife, 4 talents
And on account of chaff:
Kopres son of Heras, 5 talents
Chaireas son of Ouallas, 1 talent, another 4 talents
Serapion son of Kasianos, 5 talents
Seuthes son of Ptolemaios, 5 talents
Papeis son of Aion, 8 talents
Papeis son of Pantel, 2 talents
[column 3]
And on account of branches (?)
of the 10th indiction, through Antiourios, sitologos:
Ptolemaios son of Abaous, 32 talents
Seuthes son of Ptolemaios, 5 talents, another 8 talents
Serapion son of Kasianos, 9 talents, another 5 talents
Apphous son of Tiberinus, 10 talents 4,000 drachmas
Syros son of Harpalos, 29 talents
Chaireas son of Ouallas, 11 talents
Ptollas son of Ouenaphris, 10 talents
Chairemon son of Paulos, 2 talents
Didymos son of Sotas, 5 talents
Kopres son of Heras, 5 talents
Serapion son of Patas, 5 talents
Sotas son of Kollouthos, 6 talents 2,400 drachmas
Papeis son of Pantel, 4 talents
[verso]
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The verso held a further 17 lines, now too abraded to read, apparently naming many of the same taxpayers. The word thallia, rendered 'branches', is uncertain in meaning here.
Working translation of the DDbDP edition, made with Claude Opus 5.5 from the edition and the catalogue records shown below (catalogued as Account of Tax Collections). It has not been reviewed by a papyrologist: check the edition before citing. Restorations follow the edition; […] marks lost text and (?) an uncertain reading.